Using Amazon SageMaker inference pipelines with multi-model endpoints

Favorite Businesses are increasingly deploying multiple machine learning (ML) models to serve precise and accurate predictions to their consumers. Consider a media company that wants to provide recommendations to its subscribers. The company may want to employ different custom models for recommending different categories of products—such as movies, books, music,

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 22, 2020

4 dimensions for knowledge transfer

Favorite Here is a useful Boston Square which might help you unpack some of the assumptions behind knowledge transfer.     Knowledge transfer is a term everyone uses, but often we can bring baggage and assumptions to the term. What exactly do we MEAN by transferring knowledge? How is it transferred,

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Shared by Nick Milton October 21, 2020

Mentoring? Or Dedicated Learning?

Favorite If mentoring is not working for you, try dedicated learning? Image from wikimedia commons Mentoring and coaching are tried and tested ways of transferring knowledge between an older experienced person, and a younger less experienced person. However this relationship often breaks down. In a recent study for a client

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Shared by Nick Milton October 20, 2020

Why it is important to audit KM regularly.

Favorite There is a lot of value in a KM audit, so long as you do it regularly. In this post, I suggested that there are two types of KM surveys; the audit and the assessment. I said the first was like counting the apples in your orchard, the second

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Shared by Nick Milton October 19, 2020

Automatically detecting personal protective equipment on persons in images using Amazon Rekognition

Favorite Workplace safety hazards can exist in many different forms: sharp edges, falling objects, flying sparks, chemicals, noise, and a myriad of other potentially dangerous situations. Safety regulators such as Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and European Commission often require that businesses protect their employees and customers from hazards

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 17, 2020

Processing auto insurance claims at scale using Amazon Rekognition Custom Labels and Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth

Favorite Computer vision uses machine learning (ML) to build applications that process images or videos. With Amazon Rekognition, you can use pre-trained computer vision models to identify objects, people, text, activities, or inappropriate content. Our customers have use cases that span every industry, including media, finance, manufacturing, sports, and technology.

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 16, 2020